WillBrink
10-19-18, 10:55
Comstock was a CAG guy, and apparently still in the fight. I communicate with him from time time. He's got his supporters and detractors, and I don't have the knowledge to have an opinion there. He's very active on FB, and we ping stuff back and forth on occasion and such. Anyway, this was in interesting read on what apparently a bit of a cluster in Yemen:
Exclusive: Interview with an American Mercenary who ran combat ops in Yemen
"Little Bird helicopters swept down and dropped the Delta Force operators on the roof of the prison. The helicopters were so heavy with men, weapons, and equipment that some only had one pilot on board due to weight restrictions. The breacher ran forward and set the explosive charge on the door leading down into the prison annex. He had about fifteen stitches in his leg from a training accident with a flashbang, but when Delta had been alerted for the hostage rescue mission there was no way he was getting left behind. “I’d been training for the super bowl all these years,” he recalled.
He was both the team breacher and the master breacher for that mission. The CIA intel had it that the door was metal and when putting the explosive charge together, he figured that there were no good guys on the other side of this particular door so he added a little bit extra. “It was the most surreal experience I could ever imagine,” he told NEWSREP."
Cont:
https://thenewsrep.com/109434/exclusive-interview-with-an-american-mercenary-who-ran-combat-ops-in-yemen/?fbclid=IwAR31VWSwt1e5WrqnA5OGmg0H6cumHCOmHAEX1Su77ZZ0czWNersXcLDQ0dA
Exclusive: Interview with an American Mercenary who ran combat ops in Yemen
"Little Bird helicopters swept down and dropped the Delta Force operators on the roof of the prison. The helicopters were so heavy with men, weapons, and equipment that some only had one pilot on board due to weight restrictions. The breacher ran forward and set the explosive charge on the door leading down into the prison annex. He had about fifteen stitches in his leg from a training accident with a flashbang, but when Delta had been alerted for the hostage rescue mission there was no way he was getting left behind. “I’d been training for the super bowl all these years,” he recalled.
He was both the team breacher and the master breacher for that mission. The CIA intel had it that the door was metal and when putting the explosive charge together, he figured that there were no good guys on the other side of this particular door so he added a little bit extra. “It was the most surreal experience I could ever imagine,” he told NEWSREP."
Cont:
https://thenewsrep.com/109434/exclusive-interview-with-an-american-mercenary-who-ran-combat-ops-in-yemen/?fbclid=IwAR31VWSwt1e5WrqnA5OGmg0H6cumHCOmHAEX1Su77ZZ0czWNersXcLDQ0dA